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2025 Fall Salt Snapshot data map screenshot
What the Fall Salt Snapshot Revealed About Our Groundwater
Most stream sites sampled this fall exceeded at least one environmental chloride guideline — months after the last road salt was applied.
Floating monitoring stations installed at the inlet and outlet of a drinking water reservoir in Wilmington, Delaware.
Algae on the Rise
Stroud Center’s monitoring supports safer drinking water in Wilmington, Delaware, by streaming real-time data to the city’s treatment facility.
Stroud Water Research Center is an 2025 Anthem Awards Bronze Winner for the Cut the Salt campaign.
“Cut the Salt” Campaign Wins Anthem Award for Social Impact
The award is a testament to Stroud Center staff who help bring science and outreach to life, and would not be possible without our community of partners, volunteers, and donors.
Bill and Helen Elkins
Remembering Bill Elkins
It is with deep gratitude and sadness that Stroud Water Research Center remembers and celebrates William “Doc” Elkins, M.D.
Delaware River with waves in foreground and forested banks in background. Photo by Tim Palmer.
Scientists Oviedo and Dow Make Waves in Freshwater Science
We congratulate Diana Oviedo Vargas, Ph.D., and Charles Dow, Ph.D., on recent achievements highlighting their commitment to advancing freshwater science.
Two girls take a stream sample.
School-Days-Off Camps: Where Days Off Become Days of Discovery
When schools are closed, Stroud Water Research Center is open for young nature explorers.
A Cub Scout learns to fish in the Junior Rangers Angler program.
Junior Ranger Angler Program Comes to White Clay Creek
Stroud Water Research Center educators put a new spin on learning to fish by introducing participants to watershed ecology.
A cross-section showing cover crop roots growing deeply into the soil.
Harnessing Machine Learning for Sustainable Farming and Water Protection
DNA sequencing technology produces mind-boggling quantities of raw data. This is where machine learning is set to open a new expanse of knowledge.
A relic milldam on the Christina River in Delaware.
Following the Rivers
The reality is that without you, our supporters, we simply cannot produce the trusted science needed for successful stream and river conservation.